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Stereographoscope
Maker | Rowsell | |||||
Location | London | |||||
Date | Circa 1864 | |||||
Dimensions | English | Metric | ||||
Magnifier Diameter | 5.2in | 132mm | ||||
Eye Lens Separation | 3.0in | 75mm | ||||
Base Length | 16in | 405mm | ||||
Base Width | 9.5in | 240mm | ||||
Height (collapsed) | 3.7in | 95mm | ||||
Height (open) | 21in | 530mm | ||||
Description |
This Rosewood stereographoscope doubles as a stereo viewer and magnifier. Two lenses are used to view standard stereo cards. The large lens slides on hinged brass arms and can be positioned in place of the stereo viewer to be used as a magnifier. The stereo cards are placed on an ornate hinged holder with a frosted glass backing. This slides on a rail to adjust object distance. The upper section is attached to the base by rear hinges and its inclination can be adjusted with an ornate supporting arm placed in various notches in the base. In its compact form, the magnifier lens folds into the base. | |||||
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